Home News Page 214

News

Un-Regional showing at Gallery

ANYBODY wanting one last glimpse at this year's John Leslie Art Prize finalists might want to take a peek at another display around the...

Spring Field Day proves popular

In three short years, the volunteer, farmer-operated Gippsland Agricultural Group (GAgG) has expanded its work: from a four-hectare cereal variety trial to more than...

Crack down on criminal activity across Gippsland

Local police, VIPER and Echo crack down on criminal activity across Gippsland Police have targeted a number of Outlaw Motorcycle Gang members and other serious...
#ItsInTheBag Christmas appeal

Give a little dignity via Bunnings

Menstruation, that time of the month, the red badge of courage, whatever you call it, periods are crappy enough for those who have to...

Saputo to permanently close Maffra facility

Saputo Dairy Australia (SDA) announced on Wednesday they will permanently close their Maffra facility early next year. SDA said in a media statement this morning...

Saving forests’ future

Scott McArdle is blunt. "Gippsland's forests need our help. Fire, floods, storms, drought, pests, weeds, neglect, exploitation and the changing climate are all taking a...

Cheap train fares spark stoush

Day one of the official election campaign featured a Labor and Coalition clash over public transport policy, with the state government saying on Wednesday...

Mental health support for flood victims

Victoria is amidst another natural disaster; waters have inundated homes, displacing residents, and businesses have been lost, adversely affecting the mental health and wellbeing...

Crowded hours for One Curious Doctor

This is a story about life; this is a story about death. This is a story about life, death and everything in between. This...

Nats make pledge for Boisdale

BOISDALE Recreation Reserve will have its facilities rebuilt and upgraded under an election pledge made by The Nationals. Incumbent MP and Nationals candidate for Gippsland...

Animal Justice Party endorses Gippsland candidates

THE Animal Justice Party (AJP) was founded in 2009 and elected its first MP, Andy Meddick, in Western Victoria in 2018. The party is...

Sculptors vie for top prize in Sale

Sale once again played host to the Victorian Sculpture Prize over the Melbourne Cup weekend. Hosted by the Association of Sculptors of Victoria (ASV), the...

Latest News

Further Stratford plan consultations

THE community has been invited to participate in a second round of consultation for Wellington Shire Council's Stratford Structure Plan. Following the first sessions held...